An old-fashioned bean store in Austin, Texas selling carefully selected and fresh roasted coffee. Buy beans or a cup of brew...
As authentic of a noodle house as you can get. Don’t be scared that it’s a tiny restaurant in a strip mall – if you’re a noodle-hound like me, it’s worth it! -Monica Pope, Top Chef
Cheap, fast, and insanely delicious Vietnamese. Get the cream puffs. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Landscaped with lush native varietals, their green bona fides include using only nontoxic fertilizers and pesticides and biodegradable paper goods. Rooms from $137.
If you get wet, dry off by taking a stroll around the adjacent grassy park. Bring a camera to snap this icon by day or when the Wall lights up at dusk.
This ultramodern trailer in a box embraces conscientious eating and specializes in paleo, primal, gluten and grain-free local and organic foods. Pick up a vibrant salad or a vegan snickerdoodle. Read more.
This puppy-themed sports bar serves delectable pizza, sandwiches, and beer. Order a Breckenridge Agave wheat beer to wash down the Trio of Fries' orgy of flavors. Read more.
Part cooking school, part butcher shop, Dai Due sells superb buttermilk biscuits with country-style breakfast sausage on Saturdays. Read more.
One of our Top 10 Best New Restaurants in America. Chef James Holmes gathers his culinary inspiration from (and in) his backyard vegetable garden. The lamb fries are a must-have.
Great experience. Prices could be a little lower. Check out the pictures from my camera when I was there this summer! Read more.
Three acres in size, the pool is fed from under ground springs and is on average 68 degrees year round. Over the years it has drawn people from all walks of life.
Vegetarians, stick with the spinach and mushroom empanada. Soooooo satisfying. - Erica Swallow
A ShopAcrossTexas.com Best Store in Town loaded with vintage finds, antiques and quirky odds and ends. Read more.
Don't miss this ecofriendly landmark. Artist James Edward Talbot and his wife transformed their bungalow house into Casa Neverlandia, a riot of color, shape, mosaic tile. Read more.
For fans of New York-style pizza, Home Slice is as close as you can get in Austin, possibly thanks to yearly staff trips to the Big Apple. You know, for research. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Average Lunch buffet ... tamarind chutney is excellent with veggie Pakoras.. Cumin potatoes r good... Chicken tandoori is good. Romantic ambience
Specialty drinks are $5 Mon-Sat 5-7pm and until 10pm on Sundays. Try other specials like their tapa and drink pairing for $8. Beers are $3-4.
Back before Austin's Thai food boom, Satay owner Foo Swasdee was serving it up, delicious and authentic. She's still practicing her art with favorites like duck in red curry and grilled spicy snapper.
Three decades serving Interior Mexican cuisine (cochinita pibil, pescado veracruzano) surrounded by vibrant art and an organic garden makes this fine dining spot one of the loveliest anywhere.
The dishes are authentic, wonderfully spicy, and super-fresh. The Ma Po Doufu is a lusty temple to the gods of chile and mala: warming on a nippy day, delightfully sweat-inducing on a hot day. Read more.
